1.
To secure a vessel or an aircraft with lines or anchors.
用绳索或锚停泊船只或飞机
2.
the part of a wharf that is next to a ship.
码头上临近停泊船只的地区。
3.
Research on Assessment Model of the Safety Discharging Flood Caused by the influence of Ship s Anchorage;
停泊船只影响河道安全渡汛的评价模型研究
4.
Several boats lay at anchor in the harbour.
港湾里停泊着几只船.
5.
Only a skeleton crew is needed while the ship is tied up in dock
在船停泊在船坞期间只需要骨干船员
6.
Only a skeleton crew was needed while the ship was tied up in dock.
在船停泊在船坞期间只需要骨干船员。
7.
I ran to the beach where our boat had landed, but it was not there.
我跑到海边船只停泊处，却见不到船只。
8.
take up a berth
(船)抛锚, 停泊
9.
Good riding at two anchors,men have told. For if one breaks the other may hold.
停泊要抛两只锚, 断了一只船不漂.
10.
A place or structure to which a vessel or aircraft can be moored.
停泊地可以系泊船只或飞机的地方或构造物
11.
To moor(a vessel)at a wharf.
使靠码头使（一只船）停泊在码头
12.
That reduces the time a ship spends in port.
这就缩短了船只在港口的停泊时间。
13.
Stretch of water near the shore where ships may be anchored
（供船只停泊的）近岸水域，近岸锚地
14.
Ships loaded with food and fuel are tied up at the dock.
载着食物和烯料的船只停泊在码头。
15.
During the gale the ships stayed in the harbor.
刮大风时船只停泊在港内。
16.
(of a ship)remain secured by an anchor
（指船）抛锚停泊.
17.
The ferry was tied up at the south slip.
渡船停泊在南船台。
18.
Three merchant officers from the convoy in the harbor came into view, walking up from the quay.
从停泊在港口的一只商船队里走下3个高级船员，沿码头踱了过来。